CBS Evening News - 2005-08-27 - Hurricane Katrina

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[0:00] [Music]

[0:00] The new drama Close to Home coming

[0:03] Tuesdays this fall to CBS.

[0:06] [Music]

[0:08] >> Good evening, I'm Russ Mitchell.

[0:10] Hurricane Katrina strengthens over the

[0:11] Gulf as evacuations began from

[0:14] threatened coastal areas in Louisiana

[0:16] and points east. The latest on the

[0:19] hurricane and we'll have these stories.

[0:21] Are gas prices merely irritating to you?

[0:23] I'm Jim Maxide in Farm Country where

[0:25] they're absolutely crippling. I'm Bob or

[0:28] in Washington where the condo market is

[0:30] redot. But is the bubble about to burst?

[0:34] I'm Lee Cowan with the story of a

[0:35] soldier song that's climbing the charts

[0:38] here at home. Designer fabrics,

[0:40] professional decorators. I'm Joey Chen.

[0:43] On campus, why a couple mill crates and

[0:45] cinder blocks just won't cut it anymore.

[0:48] [Music]

[0:52] This is the CBS Evening News

[0:56] with Russ Mitchell.

[1:00] Tonight, the Gulf Coast is bracing for a

[1:01] visit from Hurricane Katrina, now

[1:03] packing winds of more than 100 mph. The

[1:06] storm slammed through South Florida on

[1:08] Thursday, killing seven and causing up

[1:10] to two billion dollars in damage. This

[1:12] evening, it's on a path that could send

[1:13] it anywhere from the Florida panhandle

[1:15] to Louisiana. Jim Acasta is in Buxy,

[1:18] Mississippi with the latest. Jim,

[1:22] >> Russ, along the Gulf Coast, residents

[1:24] are gearing up for what could become a

[1:26] dangerous category 4 hurricane. And

[1:28] while Katrina is hundreds of miles away,

[1:31] people are being warned to use that time

[1:33] to get out of the way.

[1:36] Across the coastal casino town of Buxy,

[1:39] Mississippi, gamblers are placing their

[1:41] bets on where Katrina will strike. T

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